Plant Variety Rights Act 1987 No 5 (as at 03 September 2007), Public Act

18 Exceptions to grantees' rights
  • Notwithstanding section 17 of this Act, any person may—

    • (a) Propagate, grow, or use a protected variety, for non-commercial purposes; or

    • (b) If the production of the hybrid or new variety concerned does not require repeated use of that variety,—

      • (i) Hybridise, or produce a new variety from, a protected variety; or

      • (ii) Sell any hybrid of, or new variety produced from, a protected variety; or

    • (c) Use reproductive material from a protected variety for human consumption or other non-reproductive purposes.

    Compare: 1973 No 37 s 22(3)